boy ciuiins to have taken his gun
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H A L S E Y . I.iun Co., Ore. Sept. 8, 1921
WILD FAMILY
IN NEW YORK
Forgetting Soap an III Omen.
Stngp people regard It a* unlucky to {
leave aoap behind In their dreaalug i
rooms when on tour.
HALSEY ENTERPRISE
I f the way to a man's h ea rt is throng I
his stomach, as the old saying goe
then surely the right road to a woman
good graces is through a box of choc«
lates and bonbons. Of course only tl.
daintiest morsels w ill accomplish th
end—ami “ best ” means Clark's. Set,
a box today to your beslest
“ Where there's a candy box the
the heart unlccks.’’
Parent« and Four Children Dis
covered by Official of a
Village Board.
take care o f one wife. W h ile you
might Lie admired for your courage,
you certainly cannot he commended
for your cothmon sense. My advice
to you la to forget your women.”
Stiller, a few mouths ago. shot Joe
Romonhoff four times. He had found
him In his home on several nceasl.ins
Had had warned him that he would kill
him the next tim e he came there. 11«
was acquitted a fte r Romouhoff recov
ered.
MARRIAGE ENDS
GYPSY WAR
________
A Few nights ago. M ille r told the po.
Treuble Starts W h .n Gypsy K id nap, }
h*
S° ° n B' ” ‘r h"
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. n r a l had left the house. An arsu-
G irl He Paid for, A fte r Parente
ment that lasted all night Is suit! to
Refuee to Deliver.
have preceded his attack on his wife.
Minneapolis.— T rib a l difficulties of
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
the Adams and Yans gypsy bands
ended here with the m arriage of
I George Adams, Minneapolis, and A l
Flame-colored fabrics and all the
Woman Dumb and Youngatera Never bina Yans, Chicago, In accordance i shades o f red are siuurt for evening
with American laws.
Tby French heel
bus
taken
on
H id Seen Comb, Pencil or Paper—
The trouble developed when the ( straighter lines and. like the Cuban
Came From Place Inhabited
bridegroom previously paid «2,000 for : heel, is now covered in leather.
by Halfbreads.
Transparent sleeves of a figured fab
his bride, In accordance w ith gypsy I
ric are used in frocks of ,j„rk blue
custom,
and
came
to
a
clim
ax
when
j
Nyack, N. Y ._Ju dg e Charles W.
eerge or polret tw ill or taffeta.
Haughey, a member o f the town board Mrs Anna Adams, his mother, was ,
u r u u g iii 11110 c o u r t n e r e , cnargea w nn
Must of the large hats roll up softly
of Orangetown, brought to the atten brought Into court here, charged with
abduction a fte r 3he had kidnaped the al
hack, and there Is naturally a
tion of the board the condition of a
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corresponding tendency to droop slight
family named Thompson, consisting of bride when the latter's parents re
ly at the sides.
father, mother and four children, re f fused to deliver the girl, In accord
Biscuit and gold is a color combina
ance
with
the
sale
to
Adams.
ugees from the Interior of the Ramapo
tion which often Is seen In suuirt cir
When Chicago police advised focal
mountains, who took possession of a
cles. I f a third color note is desired.
tumble-down shack on the edge of the authorities to hold Mrs. Adams and
| olive blends well
Pearl river near here recently.
Miss Yans their release was sought
A new trim m ing that takes the pluce
Judge Haughey said that the couple upon a w rit o f habeas corpus. This
of fur. Is of soft silk spikes of brown,
and the two elder children, a boy of ten was dismissed, however, wtien the
and a girl of seven, appeared to be suf Chicago w arrant charging abduction and is so like soft, weepy, shiny sea
fering from a skin disease due to lack was Introduced to the court. B all of weed that it has been given that name.
The high collar at Ihe buck of the
of water. T h e ir h air was matted and «1,000 was set, and Imm ediately pro
i dress is a feature of the latest models,
they presented a wild appearance.
duced In cash by the two women.
and many of the long lines of the one-
A r e y o u p ro te c te d ?
Cams From Ramapos.
T he bridegroom claims that on four piece dresses are accentuated with
previous
occasions
he
had
lost
approxi
In
his
report
Judge
Haughey
said
S e c u re a p o lic y f r o m t h e F id e lit y - P h o e n ix
half-inch wide pipings of color or
that be found the man sitting on the mately «25,000 given for fou r brides, white.
I n s u r a n o e C o m p a n y o f N e w Y o r k a n d y o u w ill
doorstep of the shack. A fte r much per which were never delivered, and that
Black stripes In plaid ginghams make
sistent Inquiry the man finally said he Intended to observe the m arriage clever designs and are especially a t
h a t e r e a i p r o t e c t io n .
D o n ’t o v e r lo o k y o u r
that
he
and
his
fam
ily
came
from
the
principles
In
accordance
w
ith
the
to m o b ile .
tractive when combined with yellow
Interior of the Ramapo mountains, American law, as Insurance against
shades.
Vivid green and lavender
losing
again.
northwest of Suffern. The Interior Is
w ith black create delightful effects,
a desolate place, inhabited by a few
Mrs. Adams and the bride were ad and there are many tiny pln-cbecka
R e a l E s ta te a n d I n s u r a n c e , H a ls e y , O re g o n .
halfbreed Indians, moonshiners and m itted to ball pending the issuance of
sponsored by fashionable women.
“Jackson whites.”
extradition papers, and the m arriage
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II I
Thompson's only garments were a •eremony followed.
blue flannel shirt, a pair o f old trousers
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FALL FASHION BRIEFS
held up by a twisted rope and a pair of
old shoes. Judge Haughey was unable
Plaited flounces are used on sleeves,
to find out the man’s first name a fte r
as side panels and as tunics.
Dog Gave Up Life to
h alf an hour. H e learned that none of
Rands o f gingham may trim a smart
P O L IC IE S protect you against loss by fire on your hay, grain,
the children had ever been to school
Save Baby From Harm
sport costume o f wool Jersey.
clover anil other seed for any length of time desired. Policies
nor hail they ever seen pencil or paper.
Perfum e halls are worn around the
written and delivered fin day of application. Kates on request.
The two youngest children were a boy
neck on ribbon and bead chains.
The four-year-old son of Clyde
of five and a girl of four. They were
Frocks of crepe de chlnp are worn
Scott o f Shady, W . Va., Is hover
almost naked.
with long circular capes of the same
ing between life and death as a
A fter considerable coaxing Judge
m aterial.
result o f being attacked by an
Resident agent American Eagle Hire Insurance Company.
Haughey Induced Thompson to call his
Japanese sleeves w ith linings of
Infuriated brood sow. The ani
wife, who had remained Inside the hut
bright georgette are a feature of ad
mal broke out o f her pen In
during most of the Interview.
vance fa ll models.
search of a baby pig which had
Leghorns are being shown again In
Woman Has No Name.
escaped, and seeing the boy near
a variety of broad and medium
by, attacked him, tearing his
“ Woman, come here,” cried the man.
brimmed effects ns well ns poke
•egs and body In several places
A fra il, huddled form emerged, clad
shapes.
In a black wrapper, worn through at ! w ith her teeth.
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IN S U R E IN T H E O L D R E L IA B L E
1921
A frock of pale pink organdie, with
the elbows and knees. The woman's '
A pet collie dog, hearing the
a yoke hack and fro nt formed by loose
child's screams, ran to the res
c
smocking. Is a smart addition to (lie
cue, attacking the pig and hold
wardrobe o f the tiny miss.
Ing on until the boy's mother
Gray and b ro w *, which you used
rushed Into the field and carried
,
«49,737.64 Cash Surplus Capital on July 1, 192i,
to helleie you could not combine, are
him out of danger. The collie,
«S.O.M.J'-.1.00 Insurance in force
being combined now In some of the
unw illing to give up the fight,
Rates: Pirst class, 25c; second elass, ,50c per «100.
smartest o f dresses for fall street
and the sow w ild with rage,
wea r.
fought -on until the dog was
Long, rather straight lines are to
killed. The sow
was bsdly
O nly authorized agents for Linn County.
be adhered to, according to present
mangled.
Indications, with suit coats— many o f
them, st least— lonfc enough to a l
most conceal the skirt, and elaborate
ly fu r trimmed.
FLED FROM RAMAPOS
CLARK’S CONFECTIONERY.
AN E X P E N S IV E F IZ Z L E
In iheYaquina Bay News Joseph
Patterson says some unflattering
things about the game laws.
Among them:
Smith Bros.
Market
The present fee of three dol
lars each for hunting mid fishing
licenses or five dollars for a com
bination license required of resi
dents of Oregon for the privilege
of catching a trout or shooting a
deer is out of proportion to the
great amount of game and fish and
cornpitraiively sparsely populated
slate. If there are any defenders
of the high fees they are unknown
to the w riler.
One reason for the increase was
because a b ill was passed separat
ing the hatcheries for game and
commercial fish, requiring separate
wardens, additional hatcheries and
more clerks and office rent.
Fresh and cured Meats
always on hand
A lso other Meats in season.
F IR E !
A u
J. W. MOORE
Mr.
—
-, . Patterson
«.».weowsag wrote
W.UVÜ to the
m o state
B ltu r I
game warden asking for (he salary HFkHHWWrsww»»eweei»a».i|i>TWttit w
and expense account of the local I *
deputy warden iu his luca lity and
was promised a reply.
A fter
w aiting four or five m onths he
wrote to the secretary of state and
got the following figures-
w w w tw
SHORT TERM
Salary, Si40a month; expenses
J.ulr
............................................... » 90.71
A “«“ 1“ .............................................. 135.85,
Sept-niber.......................................... 7997
October ____ . . . . . ________ _
62 ( '
N o w nl-er............................................... 62.551
>)' « iiil*e — ....................................
57 («11
J a n u a r y .........................................
76.75
**utuary .................................. 49,
C. P. STAFFORD,
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Mr. Patterson th in k * a man com-
peleot to perform a ll the duties of
a deputy game and fish warden
could I«« employed at a much loss
c o il, and a great many people w ill
• gree a .th him . When the entire
to st of game protection in the
atate ia compared with the benefits
deriv id the whole thing looks like
many people w ill agree w ith him .
Ih e protection of salmon con-
serves a valuable food supply and
»■■oii'tliing has been done in the
pro, agation of trou t, hut I ey n I
these items Oiegon’s elaborate fish,
and game system looks, to the oh.
server who does not draw any o f
its emolument*, very much like i d
expensive fixrle.
FARMERS' FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
BUTTEVILLE O R E .
O F
SCOTT & SIMONS
LEBANON, OREGON
Public typew riting done.
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University of Oregon
CONTAINS:
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Science and the A r t r
The School of Architecture
and Allied Arta.
The School of Duameaa
Administration.
The School of Education.
The Extension Division.
The Graduate School.
The
The
The
The
The
School of Journalism.
School of Law.
School of Medicine.
School of Music.
School °t Physical
Education.
The School of Sociology.
Fall Term Opens September 26
io id i« OS
51 « t c . i r r .
The plea of murderer K alhie
mother (or pardou f .r her aim ia
pathetic and her p lig ht awaken*
eympathy,
hut
■
j G ip a m j, u
u i that aheriff
a n e n n was f fu
o i lly
jv
S" “ Unieerelly. For . e t i l i
" '(otm ," on' wrl»»
THE REGISTRAR
” • UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu|ene. Or«.
C O R N E L IU S
aa much entitled to a leniency that
Raihm did not extend to him .
ARCHIE
Neither did the sheriff have the
benefit o f a ll doubts and quibbles
iu the law. Ra.h.e did.
W A TC H M AKER
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—
A N D JE W E L E R .
HA LSttV, O > K O » N
I bote who complain that there
1» not enough kick m near freer
I Xpert Workmanship,
W a ic h rt and
must be mistaken, A keg o f it ex
Clocks a specialty.
ploded when W illia m T ra ino r a t
G ive 11» a tnal.
tempted Io tap it the other day at
D etroit and broke hia arm.
One who waa a follnw-priaonor C
w rites that M trie liq u i was a good £
%*■
% w w w. %%
W*
0
,i(. 4
woman while eh« was in prison
w -j
H ave
E V E R Y T H IN G
G f T IC A L
W h e ts in a name? Iber» era
Hrmnfieids the,,
()„„
i
Aleeacodu’ y bas got in to 5
th» papare by hsv.og a fight w ith Ç
I •« 'le n tille
f
const m e t ion
I I vi.ur e \ e t g ive
you tro u b le
v our glaevee are anndym g
I’ K
W e e n Relieve
or
k u
O
p
t
AL» A NY
H a r o ld
OA,
A lb r o
M anufacturing optcian
T* 1
Possession of a Tum o.e-uewn
Shack.
h iiir was matted. Thompson swore at
her aim, a fter she had given several
laugl • he -uld »he was dumb. He told
fi»«*«» H e u fh ey that his w lf« and chll-
'Irffc hud «.ever had a roThb no fa r as
' e -ciil.l -i iuemher.
A fte r lid g e Haughey made his re-
p«rt It y r.i decided that It would be
best to r-.move the fam ily to nn Instl-
tatlun.
In the memory of the oldest Inhabl-
lanis of mis section thia Is the first
time i I. mi any of the Inhabitants of the
lunvr race-set of the Ramapo tnoun-
] tains have ever Issued forth to civili
sation. From time to tim e lawbreakers
have sought the wild mountain trails
" I • u pursued by the police, but once
ih e . entered the mountains they have
seldom been heard of. The residents
of this section never go Into the In
terior, knowing the character of the
gypsy -like .Inhabitants.
He
of
ks proves them superior
th e r Ien.e»
1* the Lause ol Many
l i t M AN IL U S
J
Took
Plum Custard.
Boll some plums In w ater until ten
der, then drain and chop them. Put
one quart of m ilk In a double holler
Michigan Husband Made Bruta! and when lukew arm add three well-
beaten eggs, one-half cup of sugar
Assault to End the Visits
and two level tablespoons of corn
starch moistened w ith a little cold
of Rival.
tfillk or cream. S tir until it thickens
and bolls for eight minutes, then
Ifuskegon, M l eh.-»- Enraged over 1 move
from the Are. Add one lea-
alleged visits of a rival to his home,
Rpoon each of lemon and vanilla PX-
Frank M ille r Is charged with stopping
Intel and the plums, s tir well and
his w ife on a crowded street and tear
A
serve wbeD cold.
ing off her ears w ith his bare hands.
M iller gave himself up to the author
Tailored Silk H a t
ities a fte r the tragedy.
T o w ear with the street tailor
”1 got tired of finding her w ith Joe
nothing can take the place of the
Romonhoff. That's why I did It.” was
trig, tailored silk hat trim m ed with a
simple ornament, or still better, with
a veil. This proves the most service
able. a» well as elegant, garniture.
I h» in gen iou s d evice
Kryp.
tok» h»e don«' «way ^vith Ihe c e TWO WIVES AT 70 TOO MANY
mented Ifnaee acid given you coin-
Now York Judge Telle Aged Bigamist
b.it and service unsurpaaseil.
E Y E S T R A IN
m««re
ill the
TORE OFF WIFE’S
EARS WITH HANDS
prise office.
A yam whs scut out from B e rlin
to tbn effect that a man there had
kille d a doien persons and used
th eir tlesh for food for himself and
in ‘ veal ' aaodwicbee which he
»old. And the news editors o f
eome Americau papers swallowed
it
Some people w ill swallow
I.
inoet au>thing. A abort tim e ago
an Albany woman swallowed an
open pocket knife.
Iiii|.r i« o n m H „ t, t i , M,i
E nter
Had
Better “ Forget
W omen.*
New York.— Roscoe Reich, seventy,
of \\ oofiluiven. formerly of Ruston,
Pa . where he held the position of
iiiiinty auditor, pleaded gallty to big-
amy Iu ihe Klugs county court
Kell 11 adinltied ih a i he had a w ife
! when on August 7, 191» be married
Augusta
Helm unil
Relcb
leaned
heavily on a cane
Jud*e M artin, in
twapaadlng aenienco on the aged prig
; oner, s a id :
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'•You are surely old enough
to real
1 « « * 1 »»J a»au h a ,
hS van <to to
LEONARD
M iller's only explanation
to the po
lice
Mrs. Minor's piercing screams s.a
her husband wrenched her ears from '
1
m
* h2 2
* " owd *hr°mth
W O O D.
G e n e ra l W o o d
Wrenched H er Kars From Her Head
h as ac-
< ^|> te d t h e j o b o f p r e s id
in g o v e r t l i e P h i l l i p i n e s .
-
Somet.mee Fatal.
hU
W h " * » 'F b lm .re 1. said to he c -
.
.i0
«**®nt.* >»l. The ,
ot causing death to a physlral-
lng‘ aN tntf Tbr | , M,L S h‘ Wr* n
” ' * * ■'” ’ t
*“ "
r“”'a
w
hl«wdln< mother when 1
to happen to a child ; yet chll-
- e n » - , h— -« . . ° P * “ d rU’ he,! t0
I
, r e more •■«>>« to nightmares
| than adult*.